lyft driver. kayleigh: i have these and i can see it. why is it bad to catch someone who s trying to open your car door or look through your mail? harris: if you re soft on crime and you re one of those das and the democrat led city it s confounding for them because they might have to fight the crime new caught on video. think of it all the things that sadly don t exist in our environment left there caught on video. the nfl know something about that. remember when one of the football players dragged his girlfriend across the threshold and then roger goodell had to say yeah, that really did happen. if there s a black person breaking into my home, i appreciate the lighting that comes with it. can we have everything about that person s face. race has nothing to do with it. i feel like a broken record. it can t be part of everything unless it s an identifier to
the value of the dollar and make other dollar-denominated assets less attractive also. this can lead to an increase in borrowing costs for the united states, and it also weakens our ability, as i told you just a minute ago that this was related to national security too, it weakens our ability to use sanctions as an instrument in this new age of non-traditional warfare. and we ll have much more of my conversation with economist kathryn russ next hour. so be sure to stay with us. pro-russian officials are accusing ukraine of striking a city it once fiercely defended. they say two long-range missiles hit mariupol on friday without casualties or major damage. ukraine is not officially claiming responsibility. but a ukrainian political adviser says the target was the
the enemy will throw all available forces to reduce the combat potential of our offensive, the general tells me. the success during the advance and liberation of ukrainian territory will depend on high-quality air defense, and civilian lives on the ground depend on it as well to prevent attacks like in dnipro, where once again so many were harmed. fred pleitgen, cnn, kyiv. pro-russian officials are accusing ukraine of striking a city it once fiercely defended. they say two long-range missiles hit mariupol on friday. ukraine is not officially claiming responsibility, but a ukrainian political adviser says the target was the city s azovstal steel plant. ukrainian troops put up a grueling fight against russians in that plant for weeks before surrendering last may. for more, clare sebastian joins us now live from london.
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city it once fiercely defended. they say two long-range missiles hit mariupol on friday without causing casualties or major damage. ukraine political adviser says the target was the city s steel plant where russia had set up an ammunition depot. ukrainian troops defended the plant for weeks before surrendering it to russia last may. now ukraine is accusing russia of deliberately targeting civilians after a rocket attack obliterated a medical facility. you see it there. this is in the city of dnipro. ukrainian officials say at least two were killed, more than 30 wounded. this video showing a fire tearing through the building as firefighters try to put it out. three people are still missing. sam kylie reports from the scene of the attack. reporter: dnipro, like so many other ukrainian cities, is no stranger now to scenes like